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    Home»eNewsletter»Resource Fills Void on Using BIM Data to Improve Healthcare Operations
    September 12, 2016

    Resource Fills Void on Using BIM Data to Improve Healthcare Operations

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    The Health Care Institute, in partnership with BIM for Healthcare Owners, has published the first in a new series of white papers addressing the unique challenges facility managers face in applying building information modeling technology to healthcare operations and maintenance. The paper, How Healthcare Leaders Are Using Building Information Modeling to Transform Operations & Maintenance, is available for free download at hcinstitute.info/download_register_BIM.html.

    The white paper is the first in a four part series, A Guide to Applying BIM Data to Healthcare Operations & Maintenance. It incorporates practicable insight from experts at leading health systems—including Carolinas Health System, Mayo Clinic and The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center—on how BIM is being used to boost healthcare operational processes.

    “BIM offers great potential for bridging the disconnect that exists today between the healthcare facility planning, design and construction cycles and the operations cycle. However, there is little information available for healthcare facility managers on how to begin the process of putting BIM data to use,” says Mike Wood, director of healthcare market development for Oldcastle and president of the Health Care Institute. “The Health Care Institute hopes to facilitate conversation, and action, among the professionals exploring ways to use these data-rich tools. By more fully utilizing data that is already available, we can further improve the performance of our medical buildings and, ultimately, the overall patient experience.”

    Source: http://www.hcinstitute.info.

    BIM Facilities Management Health Care Institute white paper

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